Writers who are desirous of growth encourage reviews of their books. While some reviews may be scathing, and others shallow, there is always something new the writer learns from reading such reviews with an open mind..
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Akanbi Odunayo Rhoda goes by the pseudonym ZOE. She is a member of TVO Tribesmen community, a proud student of the prestigious University of Lagos and also the latest tribesman of the week..
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Writing is a beautiful job, but it comes with occupational hazards. And a very significant writing hazard is stress. And we dare say that writers suffer a lot more stress than most people think. Crafting beautiful works requires much from us. And there are various ways to relieve stress, see what the tribesmen had to say about it…
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The poet sells his poem to an audience. His lines, style and approach are the necessary tools that build him a consumer base…
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A writer is not a writer until his/her work is communicated, i.e. humans have found meaning to your work, and it connects to them…
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The introduction of the book, written by Ben Okri, author of “The Famished Road”, is perhaps the one of the best and most appealing introductions ever written for a literary piece…
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The art of proper communication in poetry is something you have the rest of your days on earth to learn because with each day, you keep discovering yourself: who you are, what you love, and how to express it…
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Faith and spirituality are very important to Africans, particularly writers. And now faith is the subject of our tribe conversation today. See what the tribesmen have to say about Faith..
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Wole Soyinka has proven to Africa and the world that art is not for any one people, and the command of language is not for any one person or group of persons..
Celebrating Wole Soyinka at 86: The Stuff Of Legends. Read More »
When we read ‘A Taste Of Black’ we were intrigued. What had inspired the author to write that piece? Meet the author of one of the best pieces we have read in the community.
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